Raids shatter perception of Puerto Rico as a sanctuary for immigrants
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents began large-scale raids in Puerto Rico on January 26, focusing on undocumented immigrants.
- Since the raids began, more than 200 people have been arrested, nearly all of whom are men.
- Puerto Rican officials, including Mayor Miguel Romero, have expressed opposition to the arrests and are providing legal aid to affected immigrants.
- The Episcopalian Church in Puerto Rico has initiated a program offering food and legal assistance to migrants in response to the raids.
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Puerto Rico’s smug sanctuary status is crushed by ICE; fear mongers warn ‘they appear and snatch people’
The U.S. territory of Puerto Rico has long been a ‘sanctuary’ for illegal aliens, but that is coming to an end. “They appear and snatch people,” Pastor […]
Top-ranked Chicago area softball player to represent Puerto Rico at U-15 Pan American Championship
ROSELLE, Ill. — In the backyard of her Roselle home, Maya Melendez practices her favorite sport on her personal field of dreams. “When you’re a kid playing (sports), it’s basketball in the street, so what kid wouldn’t want to have their own field in their yard?” Maya’s dad, Randy Smith, figured. So Smith built “Maya Rose Field” several years ago, as his daughter’s talent on the softball diamond began to take flight. “Probably her 10-U year she c…
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